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2013 Buick Encore Leather
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The Encore is Buick's entry into the small crossover class, a subcompact that prioritizes comfort and premium touches over outright size. It rides smoothly and quietly, with an on-demand all-wheel-drive system that can send power to the rear wheels before you notice any slip. Inside, you get a nicely finished cabin with available leather and heated seats, though rear legroom and cargo space are tight for adults and big loads. Standard tech includes a touchscreen infotainment system and available rearview camera, which helps with the limited visibility when backing up. Stepping up to the Leather trim adds heated front seats and a leather-wrapped steering wheel, giving the cabin a noticeably more upscale feel than the Convenience model. The 1.4L I4 makes 138 horsepower and pairs with a six-speed automatic, which is enough for around-town driving but feels strained on highway merges. This front-wheel-drive setup returns 28 mpg combined, a solid number for a small crossover, and the trade-off is you skip the added traction of all-wheel drive.
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Miles Overview
The Encore is Buick's entry into the small crossover class, a subcompact that prioritizes comfort and premium touches over outright size. It rides smoothly and quietly, with an on-demand all-wheel-drive system that can send power to the rear wheels before you notice any slip. Inside, you get a nicely finished cabin with available leather and heated seats, though rear legroom and cargo space are tight for adults and big loads. Standard tech includes a touchscreen infotainment system and available rearview camera, which helps with the limited visibility when backing up. Stepping up to the Leather trim adds heated front seats and a leather-wrapped steering wheel, giving the cabin a noticeably more upscale feel than the Convenience model. The 1.4L I4 makes 138 horsepower and pairs with a six-speed automatic, which is enough for around-town driving but feels strained on highway merges. This front-wheel-drive setup returns 28 mpg combined, a solid number for a small crossover, and the trade-off is you skip the added traction of all-wheel drive.
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*Estimated taxes and fees. All amounts reflect the dealership’s listing. DriversHub assumes no liability for omissions, inaccuracies, or non‑disclosed fees in dealer‑supplied pricing.
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1 day listed
Recently listed; the dealer may be less flexible on price.
7 active alternatives
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